A pole is measured with a scale marked in centimetres. If the length of the pole is 16.52 m, then find the smallest possible limiting absolute error.

A trader weighs 8.99 quintals of iron rods with the help of kilogram weights.Find the smallest possible limiting relative error.

(1)/(10) of a pole is coloured white,(1)/(20) is coloured red,(1)/(30) is coloured green and the rest is coloured black.If the length of the black portion is 14m 70cm,then find the length of the pole.

In the figure, AC is the length of a pole standing vertical on the ground. The pole is bent at point B, so that the top of the pole touches the ground at a point 15 m away from the base of the pole. If the length of the pole is 25m, find the length of the upper part of the pole.

A pole is held vertically with one end on the ground. The length of the pole is 30 m. The pole is allowed to fall. Assuming that the lower end of the pole does not slip with what velocity will the upper end strike the ground g = 10 m

The length of a rod is measured as 31.52 cm. Granduations on the scale are upto

The length of a rod is measured as 31.52 cm. Granduations on the scale are upto

Equal parts of a flag pole are painted with saffron, white, and green colours. If one-third of the portion painted green is 2 m long, then find the length of the pole

If the smallest measurement that can be measured by using a scale is 0.1 mm, then the length of 1 m in the scale is divided inot __________ equal parts.

The length of a rod is measured as 31.52 cm . Graduations on the scale are up to